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to Tuloma.
She lay in her bed, sunlight slanting across the quilt she had owned since before my father was born.
“Grandma,” I said, my voice breaking, “I did it. I’m a doctor.”
She smiled, eyes bright even in her frailty.
“I’m proud of you, Calvin,” she whispered. “You’re my doctor.”
It was the happiest and saddest moment of my life.
That night, my grandmother continue reading …
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